Conception & Pregnancy Fitness
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Register today for my 7 days for $7 offer and I will show you how safe my program is and how valuable it is for your pregnancy, labour and birth and recovery period.
My overall goals are to keep you safe and provide you with up to date research and guidelines and provide support
Here’s what our clients have to say about Fit For 2
Many pregnant women want to continue to exercise throughout their pregnancy to maintain their fitness levels, prepare for the birth and allow themselves a quick recovery. But as your body will be changing rapidly every day, your usual approach to exercise will also need to adapt to support your changing body and developing baby.
Exercise during pregnancy is important. It has many benefits for the mother and the baby. Even if you weren’t exercising prior to pregnancy,
there is no reason why you can’t start now. Health and fitness experts confirm that exercising regularly is more beneficial than exercising randomly. Regular exercise builds strength and stamina and reduces the possibility of injury.
Did you know ONE IN THREE women who have ever had a baby WET THEMSELVES?
At Fit For 2, we don’t want you to become a statistic so we provide you with daily pelvic floor exercises, reading material, safe pelvic floor resistance training exercises and if we are concerned we will refer you to our Women’s Health Physio.
Resistance Training is very important at anytime in your life but still important during pregnancy. Pregnancy is not a time to sit on the couch and eat for 2. Its a time to prepare your body for labour and birth and the best recovery period possible.
We recommend at least 2 days a week of resistance training with us to stabilize your core and build strength upper and lower body to minimize any complications you can obtain being pregnant. Remaining mobile and active leads to a quicker and safer labour and birth and recovery period.
All information provided is backed by Pelvic Floor First www.pelvicfloorfirst.org.au and Continence Foundation of Australia www.continence.org.au
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